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Acetylcysteine
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Because the Ca2+-dependence of migration by electroporated cells differed from that of intact cells, and because calcium channel blockers inhibited the effect of NAC , the calcium-dependent target is probably located inside the cell rather than on the cell surface.”
N-acetylcysteine causes a transient stimulation of neutrophil migration.
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